Sentence examples for myths and misperceptions from inspiring English sources

What are some common myths and misperceptions about transportation policy?

Unfortunately, these tendencies frequently undermine well-intentioned efforts to counter myths and misperceptions.

The myths and misperceptions surrounding albinism in Tanzania are "almost too numerous to count", says Clarke.

Early meetings with distributors were about correcting "myths and misperceptions" of the English channel, Mr. Anstey said.

"We can do much more through the media to counter some of the myths and misperceptions," Mrs. Clinton said.

The report also found that the trauma of being evacuated, combined with persistent myths and misperceptions about the threat of radiation, had produced harmful effects.

Such training should aim to provide information that dispels myths, misconceptions and misperceptions, and should also be leveraged on the fact that the majority of HCPs do not use tobacco themselves to promote the implementation of TDT by them, as this cohort is more likely to engage in TDT [ 38].

Importantly, many HIV-1 counselors and couples have myths, misperceptions, and denial about HIV-1 discordance [9].

They recommended that researchers now try to determine the common misperceptions, myths and institutional hurdles that caused fear among the public and impeded control of SARS.

He changed his mind, he tells us in Stress Test, because "our response to the global financial crisis is still wrapped in myth, and haze and misperception".Mr Geithner's greatest frustration is his inability to persuade the public that saving the financial system was necessary to saving the economy.

Several myths, misperceptions and fears that hinder access to and use of condoms between married couples have been identified [ 21].